Someone is gonna sell me a dry kit 40-70 shot for $300 bucks. Brand new. Is this a good deal? If I buy this kit, what else will I need? Gauges, upgrades, stuff like that...
#41949, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 0
The dry kit will only work on 95 cars with OBD1 fuel systems. If you have 96-99 then you need the wet kit. The ecu in the 96-99 will not compensate for the extra nitrous and needs extra so it wouln't run lean.
#41950, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 1
I don't know Jack Schitt about Nitrous. I just hate to pass up this deal. Is there a way to get the dry kit to work with 96+ cars? I searched around a couldn't really find the answer. This kit came off a 2002 Lancer BTW.
#41952, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 2
I think you could probaly get it to work, you would, in theory, just have to modify the fuel fuel with fuel riser of some type. 300 bux thats a real good deal though i paid 500 for mine and another 100 for the purge (which i could have made myself) Get the kit and see what you have to do to get it to run I say buy first ask questions later when you see a good deal like that.
#41953, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 4
Just get a new kit and an A/F guage to go along with it. Before instalation do a tune up (plugs, wires, oil, etc.) just to mae sure everything is up to par.
#41954, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 5
The only dry kit we can have is Venom. Because we have to tap into the injectors. The venom computer pulses each injector when the nitrous is activated.
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#41955, "RE: Need opinion..." In response to Reply # 6
If you buy this kit you will have to buy the fuel solenoid, fuel jets, fuel solenoid relay, other parts that I don't even know of since I am not a Nitrous guy, etc etc etc. . .
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